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Thanks for the ride, man. i had the time of my life. oh-whee. larry: here we go into the snoopville. what s the name of the magic? this is the magic. i m still on the brake, why aren t we moving? that s me hitting the switch, baby. larry: oh you re controlling the gas. that s me controlling the gas. rolling down the street smoking on indo and sipping on gin and juice larry: bye. laying back with my money on my mind and money on my mind larry: i can t reach the gas. sipping on gin and juice lay back with my mind on my money larry: by the way if you want your snoop to do your gps go to voiceskins.com, right? yes, sir. larry: bring it down. voiceskins.com. and snoop can drive you home. lada. larry: lada. how did you come up with that. you know i want to do that. i want to do gps. larry, i had to tell myself one day i had to be real creative and different than anybody. i was looking at the cars.
When he need to. that s where it at. larry: snoop dogg, i must be going crazy. i m beginning to understand you. i love that. larry: did you invent this language? i believe it s hereditary. i believe it s something that s accustomed to us from where we come from. it s a ghetto thing. we have our own slang that we use in the ghetto and it becomes our own language and our own lingo. back in the 70s it was called jibe talk and now we call it snoop talking. larry: where did you grow up? east side long beach. larry: was that a tough area. it was tough but it was fun. it was a great experience for me. i learned a lot. a lot of positive people, great people that learned from it and a lot of negative people to learn from so it was a great experience. larry: okay, snoop s got some relationship advice for tiger woods. that s ahead. and as we go to break, you re going to enjoy this. here s some more of gangsta love. gangsta that gangsta love she love the way they put it
. were world of we are the world haiti remake. what was it like to pass the torch, sing with that group? it was special, larry. to call me, have me in the room with all of those great singers, it was special for me because i was a kid watching it 25 years ago seeing michael jackson, lionel richie and ray charles and argument great musicians you know put a song together that meant so much and for them in to have me become part of the anniversary it felt good for me. larry: a little toss here. the bikini glad bling-bling girls weren t going anywhere during the making of snoop s first single. we were there. take a look at some the behind-the-scenes actions and i do mean, behind. ooh-whee. putting snoop dogg on. rolling. action! bring them chilling big snoop the american dream thug gangsta
Them on primeticket you understand me. road with them when they won the championship in new jersey i was right there on the floor with them. larry: did you ever play ball? i played on the long beach and i played to the highest level i could take it. so i never wanted to play high school or the next level, i went to the level i thought i could just play at. larry: did you go to high school? yes, i went to high school, but i never tried out for high school sports because i had a niche and i really wanted to stick to it in the music thing. larry: you were always a music guy? always a music guy slash comedian slash class clown. larry: why the sunglasses? so you can see what i am saying. but i mean i can take them off. larry: oh, yeah, but it s part of your persona? yes. larry: did you design those too? you see they match with the headphones, and it is the paisley. that is what i do, the snoop dogg flavor, larry. larry: what haven t you done that you would like to